Sentence examples for resilience activities from inspiring English sources

Risk management strategies are described for a range of land use needs across the campus, and discussed in terms of supporting local resilience, activities of the range of communities of practice involved, and ecosystem services from the local peri-urban landscape.

ICoE CR researchers appeared to have assumed more of a focus on WREMO community resilience activities during the VMEP process than they had during the antecedent research.

Funding may also be used to respond to related climate emergencies throughout the region, strengthen preparedness and resilience activities and ensure effective response.

We used these 10 essential tasks as the basis for developing 10 questions in Part 2 of the questionnaire that reflect flood risk reduction and resilience building activities implemented by municipalities in Thailand.

Results of the in-depth assessment will also help define the nature of longer-tem resilience building activities.

The image of WFP-stamped food sacks being loaded off trucks is a staple of the media's coverage of disasters, but today the agency wants to draw more attention to its resilience-building activities, such as supporting smallholder farmers or providing cash or vouchers for people to buy food and support local markets.

The mean score of each flood resilience building activity ranged from 2.59 to 3.22 (Table 2).

FAO and the Government of Malawi have also sought to support farmers involved in resilience-building activities in recent years in order to protect the gains obtained and facilitate a rapid recovery of agricultural livelihoods.

Despite these changes, many facies display surprising resilience to anthropogenic activities with no discernible change in sedimentary facies or biotic distributions.

Primary schools develop this resilience through many activities that are traditional for year 6 students: showing visitors around their school, being part of the student council or parliament, and performing or having some other responsible role in a school production.

Regulators have started to put the onus on banks to move away from seeking continuity – where they recover quickly from an incident – to resilience, where banking activities can withstand the effect of disruptive events.